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Thursday, August 22, 2024
Natasha update
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retainment?
YouTube is finally BANNED in Russia // Will deactivation of Russian AdSense accounts affect me?
The Russian government has long targeted YouTube as it became the main platform for Russian political opposition. Besides, YouTube was the main and only platform for entertainment content like travel, cooking and lifestyle videos. But those days are over -- we are abandoning this Western woke soy anti-Russian project called YouTube -- and are moving to... RuTube?
In this video, I'll discuss Russia's ban on YouTube, the impact of YouTube's ban on Russia-based monetization accounts (including how it affects my channel), how people are bypassing the block, and the Russian alternatives to YouTube.
0:00 what's happening?
0:46 Russian government vs YouTube
1:54 importance of YouTube in Russia
5:20 how it worked since 2022
7:11 How AdSense works for YouTubers
8:04 will this affect my channel?
11:20 alternatives to YouTube?
13:34 conclusions
moral 'impatriation' memenuke countersignalled https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoZof6ZDxbw bulgarian sylvie of megaliths.org .. a huge collection of hi quality photographs 28:09 ---- Herbs Against the Nano-dust? And Current Situation Update August 2024 ---- newearth ---- 140K subscribers ---- 3566 views ---- Aug 22, 2024 the mirror chanel https://odysee.com/@newearth Sahara dust laden w poisons she says. ..... on top of all the flotsam and jetsome it picks up during France flyover 'transpos[izion]ing' biocidal glyphosate take up?
'al aqsa flood' by 832 rabbis, 832 years after the 3rd and worst battle for jerusalem in 1191 [lionheart vs saladin]
in the 2 years previous i mentioned that number 1/2 A HUNDRED TIMES cause it happens to be the page amount of a 4in1 pdf .. a four [if not more] themed note collection ..
i am pasting a few samples below the Temple Mount 'UltraStition' interps i posted here and there since that ZiOp
----------------------------------- 26-28th decimal of Pi .... π = 3, 1415926535 8979323846 26433--832--795... ----------------------------
This is what set it off [SORRY, FLAKED GETTING THE SOURCE]:
More than 800 Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem on Thursday morning under the protection of Israeli forces.
Rabbis, heads of settlement associations, and far-right university lecturers were among 832 people who forced their way into the religious site compound, a source in the Islamic Endowments Department in Jerusalem told The New Arab's Arabic sister site Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Israeli forces imposed severe restrictions on Muslim worshippers entering Al-Aqsa and those under 60 were prevented from accessing the site.
It comes during the Jewish religious holiday of Sukkot, which started on 29 September and ends on Friday. The holiday has seen thousands of Israeli extremists storm the Al-Aqsa compound, with almost 1,500 entering the site on Monday.
Israeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa complex on 6th day of Sukkot holiday https://www.siasat.com/israeli-settlers-storm-al-aqsa-complex-on-6th-day-of-sukkot... Hundreds of Israeli settlers on Thursday, October 5, forced their way into the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem to mark the sixth day of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. Palestinian media reports said that at least 832 settlers entered the compound on Thursday under heavy police protection.
https://www.newarab.com/news/over-800-israeli-settlers-storm-al-aqsa-compound-sukkot 05 October, 2023. Rabbis, heads of settlement associations and far-right university lecturers were among 832 people who stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound on Thursday morning under the protection of Israeli forces.. Rabbis, heads of settlement associations, and far-right university lecturers were among 832 people .. -------------Piet: but who is they? a sleeper remnant the original funders / founders managed to keep in the game with ..?
Rewriting Noah: The Al-Aqsa Flood - Jewish Exponent jewishexponent.com/rewriting-noah-the-al-aqsa-flood
Al-Aqsa Attack | Middle East Eye middleeasteye.net/topics/al-aqsa-attack
How the Al-Aqsa Mosque became a flashpoint in the Israeli ... - NPR ------ npr.org/2023/10/08/1204545845
Al-Aqsa mosque: Violence as Israeli police raid Jerusalem holy site - BBC --- bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-65184207 By David Gritten & Yaroslav Lukov. BBC News. There have been violent scenes as Israeli police raided the al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalem, saying "agitators" had barricaded themselves and ...
Hamas: October 13 Is 'General Mobilization Day' | MEMRI memri.org/reports/hamas-declares-friday-october-13-general-mobilization... 1X. On October 10, 2023, Hamas issued a statement[1] designating the upcoming Friday, October 13, 2023, as a day of general mobilization for the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operations.
www.en.etemaaddaily.com/world/international/israeli-settlers-storm-al-aqsa... Hundreds of Israeli settlers on Thursday, October 5, forced their way into the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem to mark the sixth day of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.Palestinian media reports said that at least 832. settlers entered the compound on Thursday under heavy police protection.
9/10 -------------- 2Moon --- k249
https://rumble.com/v3nxupx-occupation-cant-last-forever.html 19:49 Ry spells out 'my' number again ... w some emphasis .. and more specs: ¨.. actually, out of total of a thousand fivehundred [academics prepared to play along with the talmudheads] that was oct 5th = 11Serp = k245 = 13/02 [LOT] -/- 27/10 [CTC]
19/12 ------- 7Storm ------ k60 ] https://twitter.com/DannysInferno/status/1737048067474382908 Brut Rema what i want to know is why nobody i subbed brings up the 832 .. no not pages of my last book, .. the 832 rabbis doin a do or dare dance in Al Aqsa on the 4th of october ... triggering their top Hamas sleeper to give a go ahead on latest 'worcaiming'
22/12
2023 minus 832 = 1191 Saladin/Lionheart [3rd crusade] The cunning Saladin shied away from a direct confrontation with the English King thereafter. --- Helena P. Schrader [specialist author, still blogging] http://defendingcrusaderkingdoms.blogspot.com/2016/09/battle-of-arsuf-september-7-1191.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93Z3A_vmodc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2V50GGyXy8
David Nicolle (2005). The Third Crusade 1191: Richard the Lionheart, Saladin and the struggle for Jerusalem
King arthur found w mate [both 'large'] in Glasto Robin Hood Assasin's Creed refs go to this year Henry6, son of Fred1 [Barbarossa] becomes emperor of rome
https://twitter.com/realstewpeters/status/1738104839211557264 cover of the Economist 11ya 2023 minus 832 [rabbis 'flood' al aqsa oct 4th] = 1191 == Saladin/Lionheart [3rd crusade]
King Arthur found w mate [both 'large'] in Glasto year of peak Robin Hood
Assasin's Creed refs go to this year
Henry6, son of Fred1 [Barbarossa] becomes emperor of rome -see PWinkler's book
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16002800-the-thousand-year-conspiracy-secret-germany-behind-the-mask 381 pages, Hardcover First published January 1, 1943 a reviewer writes: "Winkler explains the set up of the Third Reich in the view of a continuation of Teutonic logic, under Prussian Junker rule. An aristocracy dictating politics, a deliberate financial cut off and an absolute favor of Industry, leading to a false experience of poverty and a climate vulnerable to xenophobia."
A DUTCH VERSION ----nl-- 24/12 ------ 13Serp ----- k65
vOOr je blok? ben benieuwd. #kommisaristen zijn een 'onpasras' ten tonele sinds de heftigste slag om jerusalem [3e kruist.] 832 jaar gelee. 4 okt: 832 rabbis doen een 'alAqsa flood'. Heftigst K'isties wapefeit: holodomor 'te zwaardig' herdacht als gooi naar wereld titel omniciet.
vOOr je blok? ben benieuwd. #kommisaristen = een 'onpasras' ten tonele sinds de heftigste slag om jerusalem [3e kruist.] 832 jaar gelee. 4 okt: 832 rabbis doen een 'alAqsa flood'. Heftigst K'isties wapenfeit: holodomor 'te zwaardig' herdacht als gooi naar wereld titel omniciet.
29/12 ------- 5Dog ------ k70
637 to 1191 = 554 .. another 832 [amount of rabbis providing 'sleepers awake' go ahead w da trigga words n toys n kites n whatnots ignition n signals on the 4th of october, calling it al aqsa flood before the 3 day younger 2nd interation/echo as 1st salvo of anoduuuh final soloot loooong in the planning ... ps: this tale is stupid .. 'romans' out .. you mean early 'mixtribalites' ?? check my 'borderlands' pattern notions] = 2023
637 to 1191 [3rd crusade] = 555 .. another 832 [amount of rabbis providing 'sleepers awake' go ahead w da trigga words n toys n kites n whatnots ignition n signals on the 4th of october, calling it al aqsa flood before the 3 day younger 'second stage' of the genocide loooong in the planning ... ps: this tale is stupid .. 'romans' out .. you mean early 'mixtribalites' ?? check my 'borderlands' pattern notions] = 2023
30/12 ---- 6Monk ---- k71 -----
https://twitter.com/DefundIsraelNow/status/1740956680253583384 Fuentes almost 3m minor flaw: reflexive schiz does w'out agency
:::: yes, al aqsa flood WAS a tric .. 832 rabbis,
832y post 3rd crusade, birth of jesusbait [impatient hourforcer 101] :: hofjude :: kommisar :: NaZiRaElocon arc ..
554y before that muslims vs romans favored real jews btw. --
my admiration for X mounts .... i get an instant shadowban notice reposting this man's Ha'aretz article using the word zionazi .. and yet, as perhaps compensation .. i find this 'grace note' from someone i am only beginning to follow now ... cheers ... @RyLiberty https://twitter.com/JoeBrolly1993/status/1740738780368154665 historian Prof. Moshe Zimmermann: There is a whole segment of Israeli society that is a copy of Nazism. The children’s head is stuffed with 'bad Arabs,' antisemitism. They're transformed into paranoids from a master race, exactly like Hitler Youth.
2024
25/01 ------------- 6Earth ------ k97
https://thepietypoet.blogspot.com/2024/01/peak-kali-yuga-observations.html from here on down to 13:11 in part:
what exactly where 832 rabbis doin under the dome of the rock .. on the former temple mound 3 days before jailbreak?
commemorating the 3rd crusade .. obviously
1192 was when moslims [jewspace safin salladin] enabled the collection of fond memories jews could carry and that would carry them across the world in ever stranger loops and contortions necessary to keep up appearance / pretense .. that they were awful busy finding and fully intent on ways to properly, satisfactorily indemnify [said kindness] but not ready just yet ... with awful trying activities ... [why? were they bitter about not being given the mount back? ungrateful for the ways Quranic numonoia ran circles and all things platonic stickin every which way and swooshing around their books like meteors, them little shapers of being from first unfirl to last fold up?]
fact is, the 4th of october was a clear pointer to the 3rd crusades and it obviously wasn't a friendly reminder that jews hadn't forgotten their debt to muslims ... were attempting a sneak preview of full redemption or anything of that sort. Rather, it turned out to be a 'sleeper awake' triggertune and intended to destroy the bill w benefactor pedigree both at once and entirely [as if the rest of the arab world is dumb, too far away and too dependent on westie toys forever and ever].
26/02 --------------- 12Moon ----- k129
Quite [the slow accented guy] on ME genocide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjaS0v9fd6o is there a Quranic ConX between 832 rabbis on 'their' temple mount october 4th and Muslims welcoming jews back after liberating jerusalem from Romans 832 years ago???? a 'sleepers awake' tric? ... righting tables overturned by jesus ? ... whatever justifies genocide ever and why can't we trace name and land thieves as they swarm around the world ????
09/03 ----- 11Drag - ------- k141
https://twitter.com/PietyPoet/status/1766566128506060986 Dear Darryl, my admiration rose listening .. until you blew it on the last stretch ... Arabs made room for Jews after the 3rd crusade .. search 832 and wonder if some ingrate bastard who wanted it all 'back' 'promised' a flattening that many years ago
13/03 ----- 02Serp -- -- ---- k145
@shahpor12341: The events you mentioned, such as 832 rabbis on the Temple Mount or Muslims welcoming Jews back after liberating Jerusalem from the Romans in the 3rd Crusade (832 years ago), do not appear to be mentioned in the Quran; Allah knows best. Thank you for your interesting comment.
24/03 ---------------- 13Warrior --- k156
https://twitter.com/HoffmanMichaelA/status/1771996696676872648 if u wrote on the ConXzjinn btwn AAqsa Flood of 832 rabbinoids & year 1192 [3rd Crus. and a time Jews were extended 'welcome back' by Saladin which they now show wasn't enuff, whatever ever is, riiiite? .. ask any innumeracy chall. control freaks linear mindsttrs] i missed it.
THE REFS TO MY PDF promised at the top
11/9 2021
----: :: :---- 12warrior- k116 --20-lunar
Hi Mark, here is the promised accout of my glyphosate experience 540 occurences of 'glyphosate'... between page 267 and 593 [and that's not counting glyfosaat [dutch spelling] which 'happens' about nearly half as frequently.
THIS WILL HAVE SERVED ITS PURPOSE IF GENERAL WARINESS OF AND RESISTANCE TO GLYPHOSATE ENSUES AND/OR I GET SOME MOTIVATED HELP SUEING EITHER THE PRODUCERS OR THE NEIGHBOURS WHO THINK THEY CAN GET AWAY WITH USING IT AS A TORTURE POTION .. not to mention getting some help finding and using effective healing means and methods ... my search for the latter make up most of the trilingual portion of this pdf zieik / tokziek
i managed to publish 750+993+1121+832+754 4450 pages in 2 days time, .. more than doubling account size
forgive to forget vs memory suppression [fuels thymotic grudgekeeping .. bookieness .. boil down, store, encrypt, writing culture as direct source of writhing CultSure it's an awry thing a wry thing ... not to be confused w RyThing, like that robosong w lyrics by Ry, second verse in the 52nd minute
between june and october i write and rewrite lots of blurbs for my 832 page 4in1 bookpdf / note collection another 30 or so in the next 8 months
very complexly worded ref in relation to what i perceive as unupdated / unflipped meanings of corporatism .. corporality roots long since betrayed, sold and polluted down the river and all downriver reachables 21/2 --------- 6storm ---------- k19 --- 15-galactic
Ep 184.1: Meryl Nass, M.D.: Biological warfare, bioport/vaxgen anthrax vaccines, and activism December 16th, 2022 -- 97 views .. no 144p yet ... i'll have to wait to play it ... 'blanketed by smallpox' was a "cover-up" for the 1832 VaxAct? Well, ... no ... i'd call it a 'top-up' the citer of this mismoniker by Tracey, her friend Amandha Vollmer goes further [and over the top] misnaming it an "little old wives tale". ------- The resistance to being shamed clear off of the turtle isles is great but not greater than my simple solutions, strewn around the net since 1997 ... https://northerntracey213875959.wordpress.com/2021/05/14/contagion-fact-checked/ QUOTED HERE: https://amandhavollmer.substack.com/p/killing-the-germ-theory .... perhaps a terrainist alert is in order ... woodun twanna make no-one feel as- and/or insulted now do i ...
15/08 ----1Sun ---- --- k40 ---- 22/01: {lot} - 01/08: {ctc} 477x in 6h w 3.2fllwrs after an early morn crash i pick up at 1h30 ... skipmissin an un [as yet?] unknown amount https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2224116964 'origin of life' convo at Hoover Inst fisked by JJ Couey [man on a bike = yt, denied tenure in Holland, moved to Pittsb] https://www.twitch.tv/gigaohmbiological
"irreducible complexity of life" resolves to reducible Com'ty of deadish material no? [negro neogro negotivist speak that is .. that] And yes .. all it takes is rubbing some finery from where they are balled up cagily and held in rock reserve, expose to rain n shine, pronto ... origin of life rehearsed, prehearsed, celebratable after and due to 'core act' prepa n anticipration ... as i've repeated and rephrased a thousand times in 40 years ... before i fell for witch dankery and got 'moved' beyond caring .. crying .. n carryin on.
@RedKahina Denouncing without an explabation of the goal of the wrecker behavior is defective practise.
WHY are they doing this.
Bumenthal
1. wants to cause splits. His task is shake the left snow globe non stop, make sure no leadership & fighting force emerge.
Quote jønny ⦿⃤🔻 🇵🇸 فلسطين حرة! @jonnysocialism: "If we don't let twitter leftists act like 4chan edgelord groyper freaks and embrace nazi lingo, the zionists win." ---------------- piet: in subsequent tweets there one learns he is actually critiqueing usefulness of the quote source ... hence the bridge to 'smears' as polarizer instead of polarization definer, marker and cure. ------------------- Meanwhile Hamas, the PFLP, and every other part of the Resistance: x.com/jonnysocialism… 10:01 AM · Aug 14, 2024 ---------- 2,299 Views
RK: 2. A fact is that in some key centers of media and culture, ethnoJewish intellos figure prominently in the antimperial and communist projects, such as they are.
3. He (shitklzekianly, as with irrational 'woke hysterics') aims to EMBODY the figment of 'antizionism=antisemitism.'
4. He aims to move his most isolated, suceptible, downwardly mobile white fanboys to the far right, feeding them Turner Diaries etc, and not incidentally to thus rile up their violent antiblackness labelling black folks the puppet orcs of ZOG.
5. Embodying the far right klansman/fascist essence, he (and his John Birch-er wife) can be used to smear every cause and individual he pretends to champion
ZiAnglonist smeartilitarians? open sesame? snips, snipes n startilt calligravitists? HardCoreNerdsOfZion run grounds, escapin the sniposhere trappins n needles that escalate to too slanted slidey bloodcuts an int regime change Cheney team suffer gladly. From where Peter Duke sits, faulting Max for failin to dig all that and more around Whelan up in a long prisoner excha segment, pins n puts u at exactly that .. deep crack to see if it cannot be given a bottomline plug to grow a beautscar on.
chill compilation w kaffiyah and chinese lettering or korean .. on the thumb: modest by default : Permaculture (组织胜过时间) MTHRBORD 30.1K subscribers --- 1,674,852 views Nov 6, 2023 Long Live The Underground : https://modestbydefault.bandcamp.com/...
Join our underground music discord : / discord Support us by buying a vinyl : https://MTHRBORD.com 2nd tune is surfsound and strum w eboard n brush
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFU3cMEYdZU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RLNfgzWYVs 2 of the seven listed ... they all sound the same tho
bOttOmBOT :: -| |- :: + :: -X- :: + :: - ::||:: - :: + :: - tomBoTToM :: -| |- :: + :: -X- :: + :: - ::||:: - :: + :: - permaculture is not the solution for just palestine or the sinosphere .. nor the sinopsherically enforced solution for the middle east .. just yet ... but i do wish they try, .. i'll help:
permaculture IS the solution for .. perp and victim alike .. that's the beauty of it the difference is, most victims will take to it naturally / immediately .. whereas congenital criminals hived up under the stolen israel nomer .. no matter how frantic and well financed the 'as a, as a' IDpollleyetrickstirrers will need, take and then take to minimal coerzion necessary ..
.. have you see the french vote lately? HahhaHA haha Ha Ha !!!! the victory speech was a hierophantically frantic priestprayer under individual title .. it's misrule daze all year after all years ... ???
as i was saying ... hermetic spacious walls dotting the landscape to contain the zionoidz .. ziodinnidoidz ARE the constraints necessary to help them focus on permaculture .. only thus will their fave 'as if all of life depends on it' larperee harperee mode 'regain, get and get to keep grounding ... love me some anagrammatical enforcement sauce ... as long as this epically epigenetic healmove takes bOttOmBOT :: -| |- :: + :: -X- :: + :: - ::||:: - :: + :: - tomBoTToM :: -| |- :: + :: -X- :: + :: - ::||:: - :: + :: -
ps: dumb tunes .. never listen to this type of music .. rave enrages me .. house / techno causes instant disgust and scene fleedom .... reminds me of hedweb ... how could i suspect i was to be victim of the lo IQ chemical glyphosate instead some 20 years after that time .. which coincided with my sparring session at the hyperstition blog where Nick land developed his taste for blogging ... but Fisher was too good for it ... he got into Freud perhaps via my LR name drops ... who knows ...
NL Israel Would Be Crazy to Launch An All-Out War On Lebanon. Here’s Why, w/ Elijah MagnierBreakThrough News • 81K views45:40 United Arab Emirates: Quenching the Thirst of Liwa | SLICE EARTH | FULL DOCSLICE Earth • 23K views50:05 Episode #203 ... Why the future is being slowly cancelled. - Postmodernism (Mark Fisher)Philosophize This! • 12K views39:47 Die Geschichte der Elster Else (die Else-Story), Teil 2Marco Just (eigene Dokus) • 91K views27:57 Rhiannon Giddens on Pulitzer-Winning Opera "Omar" About Enslaved Muslim Scholar Omar ibn SaidDemocracy Now! • 21K views16:05 “Banken moeten nu stoppen met massaal uitwisselen van data en schenden privacy” - Simon LelieveldtHolland Gold • 6.1K views58:20 55:11 / 55:11 Transcript 1:07 Hello and welcome to another episode of India & Global Left. Today, we have with us a very special guest, Professor Peter Linebaugh. 1:16 Professor Linebaugh is an American Marxist historian who specializes in British history, Irish history, labor history and the history 1:24 of the colonial Atlantic. He was also a student of the British labor historian E.P. Thompson. Today, we are having him to discuss his 1:34 recent work on Palestine, an essay titled Palestine and the Commons or Marx and the 1:40 Musha. Professor Linebaugh, welcome to India and Global Left. 1:46 Thank you. I'm glad to be here. Glad to be speaking with you. We found your recent work on Palestine very, very interesting, 1:53 particularly for placing the land context at the center of what you analyze. 2:00 So if before we start, we kick start, maybe if you could give us a little bit about the title itself, Palestine and the Commons or Marx and the Musha, 2:11 what went into the making of the title? The two themes. One theme is the struggle for liberation in Palestine in the midst of this genocidal war. 2:22 And the second theme is the is the theme of the commons, as expressed 2:30 at the end of Karl Marx's life when his interest in the subject 2:37 was renewed, though, actually. His interest in the commons 2:45 began with a study of criminality, a so-called criminality in the 1830s. 2:54 And the Musha is an Arabic term for common agrarian practices 3:03 that were prevalent in Palestine. And with the Musha are not only these practices, 3:10 but community values of sumut or resilience at the Musha. 3:22 Well, I should say right away that I'm not an Arabic speaker, nor am I a scholar of Palestine. I have learned from scholars 3:31 of Palestine and am rapidly under the fierce heat of the 3:38 genocidal war in Palestine, like people all over the world. I've turned my attention to Palestine to see its worldwide significance. 3:48 And and then I brought to that subject the traditions that I have lived with, which have, as you noted in your 3:57 introduction, largely Atlantic, and they concern forms of human 4:04 resistance and struggle against privatization, against capitalism, 4:10 and from its birth several centuries ago. And out of that, I formed the notion 4:18 of the commons or commoning, to use a verb to express an action 4:25 in creating a common life. And to turn and to see, 4:31 just by accident, I had some old documents from the Palestine Exploration 4:36 Fund from the 1890s. And there, to my astonishment, 4:41 I saw that the Musha was described as a form of communism. 4:48 Now, these were Anglo archaeologists and anthropologists doing that writing. 4:54 But at the same time, of course, in a different context, Karl Marx was also 5:00 investigating again what the commons meant and how it related to 5:07 communism. So I brought these two subjects together in a tentative way. 5:15 Most of the Anglo-Anglophone writing about Palestine that I came across 5:22 was largely political, diplomatic and military in its lens, 5:30 in its approach, quite understandably, because to this day, it's very, 5:36 it's very difficult to learn what are the actual material basis of life in Gaza and in the West 5:45 Bank and in Palestine as a whole. It's very, very difficult. 5:53 So. Yeah, we want to get into Palestine, but just for a moment, since you are a historian of the UK and 6:03 also colonial Atlantic and we generally live in the left tradition, we do read and 6:11 discuss a lot about the commons. I mean, an enclosers, Marx's capital, he wrote about the enclosers. That was very, very central to what he was doing. 6:22 But also later down, I remember reading Eric Hobsbawm, who wrote that Marx's 6:28 capital is more like an analytical story. It's probably not the most accurate history. 6:35 So I wanted to start as a background for this conversation by asking you, what were the commons in the UK and the 6:46 US and what did enclosure basically do in so far as restructuring social relations? 6:54 Yeah, OK. It's a very broad question, but it is, you know, 7:00 to take the second part first enclosure, it can be divided in two ways. It's a legal process and it's a physical process. 7:12 As a legal process, it denotes and delimits private property 7:19 to the exclusion of all others with claims to its use. 7:26 So that's the legal side and there's a struggle over the legal side, but we can discuss that later if need be. The other side of enclosure is physical. 7:36 That is, it's the development of fences or walls or barriers 7:42 or even something the English call a haha, which is a ditch. Instead of raising a fence, it builds a ditch 7:53 around the limitations of the enclosed field. So those are two aspects of enclosure. 8:03 Historically, contrasting America with England, 8:11 I think the first thing that comes to mind, of course, is the scale. 8:16 The American scale is far greater. It's a whole continent. 8:22 England, after all, is just a small part of the British Isles, a few islands off of 8:28 the northwest coast of Europe. So that's one big difference. And there's a second difference, which has to do not with space, but with time, 8:38 that enclosures have different temporalities. So, for example, it just took a few years 8:46 to establish the 30 foot wall in Palestine, separating, excluding Palestine from Israel. In the United States, the enclosure of land 9:00 begins with its delimitation or with its surveying, which took place in the 1790s under the aegis of Thomas Jefferson. So that's that's a bit more than 200 years old. 9:12 Whereas in England, the enclosures, again, both legally and physically, 9:22 took place over several centuries, several more centuries. We could even go back to the time of the Great Peasants' Revolt of 1381. 9:32 So that that would put it many centuries ago. So it's far more slow in England. 9:41 And that that pace accompanied the formation of the nation state. 9:48 It accompanied also, well, in both cases, different forms of violence. 9:58 And I think the process of enclosure can never be separated from the 10:03 process of violence. And that violence generally accompanied state formation. In America, it was an essential part 10:14 of settlement or the development of settler colonies. 10:22 In England, it was not so much settlement, but 10:28 we think of it as an expropriation. We think of those who used to live 10:34 on the commons or with common rights as commoners of different kind, 10:43 whether in the highlands of pastoral economy or in the lowlands of 10:49 riverine or beach or coastal properties or in in what in England would be called waste 10:58 or in America, it would be called wilderness. Both of those terms, waste and wilderness, 11:05 are terms of the settlers, terms the enclosures would use, just as they would use the term barbarian or savage to refer to the commoner. 11:17 We might instead refer to indigenous people or so the English language, 11:28 especially in law, but also in the development of settler civilization, 11:36 whose whose main prop, I think, whose main foundation, apart from the land itself, 11:45 is different forms of racism, different forms of of exclusion to regard those being 11:56 expropriated as subhuman and thus permitting 12:02 forms of violence that reach now the scale that we see in Gaza of deliberate 12:10 famine, destruction of habitat and genocide. 12:19 So just to sum up, I think the difference between England and America 12:28 is one of scale and also of speed. And this the issue of speed, of course, continues. 12:37 So things get faster and faster. You look at the expropriations 12:44 in in the in a in the former Soviet Union. They will take place over a generation. 12:53 This was a debate in the 1920s that expropriations since World War Two 13:01 have been very rapid wherever, wherever we look, 13:08 whether it's the Philippines or Indonesia or or Zambia or 13:14 I don't know the history of the tribal lands in India as well or forms of 13:20 the common in India as well. But again, to repeat the the removal 13:27 and destruction of the commons is essential to privatization and generally privatization from the standpoint of those who profit by it. 13:37 They call it not privatization, but an improvement or development or progress. 13:46 But from the standpoint of the vast majority of people who lose subsistence, it results in genocide. 13:58 So let's come to Palestine then. Well, I'll come to the 14:03 colonizing project in my next questions, but just as a start, 14:09 tell us a little bit about the late Ottoman period, 19th century and what the land system was from what I picked up from your essay was that there 14:19 was a side by side evolution of the system where the Miri system, 14:25 which was the state land where the state collected tax, it existed side by side with the Musa land, which was more or less 14:32 a collectivized form of social relation, as I understood it. So tell us a little bit, walk us through the land system in the late Ottoman period. 14:44 Well, again, I have to say that I'm not a in the first place, a scholar of Palestine. 14:52 And the answers to your question remain open. There are fine 14:58 Ottoman historians, Turkish historians who know whose work is more available in the English 15:06 language. But and again, I want to repeat what I said before, the agrarian and economic history 15:15 of Palestine is not as advanced, at least in the English language, 15:21 as the political, military, diplomatic, cultural, literary, religious 15:28 sides to Palestine. But from my understanding, since the Ottoman 15:36 Empire and its hegemony and domination of Palestine, 15:44 as among its other provinces from Egypt up to Turkey, 15:53 a region that British imperialists would call the Levant or the East, 16:00 the Ottoman Empire had these wished to wish a tributary system where 16:10 where cultivators had to supply through a tax system, 16:16 a certain amount of their income and a certain number of bodies for the military. 16:26 So under the Ottoman Empire, Palestinians were subject to tax and conscription and to seek some way of avoiding these. 16:41 The Musha system developed, making, providing a kind of cloud or 16:50 a veil against individuality and against individualism. 16:55 So then any, say, particular olive tree or orange grove could not be identified with a 17:03 single person or even with a patriarch, but instead belong to a collectivity 17:13 that fell under the name of the Musha, which had was not only a defensive organization, but was 17:21 also a productive organization. It had means of periodically 17:28 redistributing land among among its users. And here I want to emphasize that the Musha 17:37 is largely an agrarian phenomenon. And it's only 17:44 after the Zionist project that some elements or qualities of the Musha 17:49 are adopted in in urban conditions or suburban conditions. 17:58 It was most long lasting in pastoral areas or in highlands, 18:05 but perhaps 80 or 70 to 80 percent of land of Palestine 18:12 was cultivated under this system of the Musha or under these 18:17 practices called the Musha. And the Ottomans sought in 1858 with a land law to 18:27 to install forms of land title. 18:34 They called it reform, but it meant resistance and recalcitrance and was not was ineffective, though it did provide the 18:45 basis where settlers from Europe, from Central Europe or from France or from England 18:54 would seek to privatize some land. And the first two steps in that 19:00 are to have title to it. So there's a legal system. So they need to negotiate with the Ottoman powers. And then the other side is to have the 19:10 agreement of those who live there, of the villagers. And that was far more difficult to obtain. And it was the basis of 19:20 continual resistance through oh, from at least the 1860s through the 19:29 to the British Mandate after 1917 and then to the Zionist project 19:36 and to Israel after the Nakba of 1948. These forms of collective, cooperative, 19:49 agrarian life have a long persistence. 19:54 But I think it's a mistake. But again, let me say that 20:02 much more work needs to be done on this. If you come from English history, 20:09 you have the advantage of centuries of village histories, of parish histories. This does not exist, 20:18 to my knowledge, in Palestine. So one's left with the archives of the settlers 20:28 or with oral history and family history. Again, this is, 20:34 you know, my impression. Does that help? 20:41 Yes. So essentially, 20:47 what happened eventually is is a very violent and perhaps 20:54 a rapid attempt of privatization of these collectivized lands. 20:59 And you talk a little bit about the process of registration and improvement of land, 21:05 I just wanted to have a brief response from you on this, because I think it's very essential to understand the hegemony of this 21:15 narrative of land improvement or land reform and so on and so forth in terms of 21:21 setting the motion of privatization of land or creating a land market and so on and so forth. So tell us a little bit about this 21:28 narrative of land improvement and registration. Well, the 21:40 the improvement means means, I emphasize in the article that I wrote 21:51 the process of cartography, cartography or mapping. 21:57 Just like I think in the Asian subcontinent, it was Everest who developed the. 22:05 The triangulation, right? For mapping the subcontinent 22:12 in the USA or in Turtle Island of North America, it was a surveying done in the 1790s 22:23 that creates the maps. And produces the grid. 22:29 Sorry, France was also at the leading edge of the surveying at that moment. 22:35 France was? Yeah. That's interesting. Interesting. And in England, I mean, 22:42 the main instruments are the theodolites. Right. Organize angles and the chain to organize distances. 22:51 And it's a painstaking process that's imposed on the surface of the earth. 22:59 In order to produce maps and the maps are the the representation of the earth for 23:07 the purposes of privatization, for the purpose of delimiting different plots or or lots of land. And in English history, this goes 23:20 back to this time of Queen Elizabeth I, Shakespeare's time back in the 1590s, 23:30 if not earlier. In Ireland, it it's a 19th century project, 23:37 though there's efforts to do it in the 17th century with William Petty 23:42 and the Down Survey, it was called. And of course, 23:49 Ireland gives us a great deal of of comedy about the the foolishness and the mistakes 23:58 that the settlers make. And in Ireland, as in Palestine, or as in Native America or 24:08 wherever this process takes place, it's not just the land, but it's also the culture of the people which has to be undermined, 24:16 subverted and destroyed. And this is often accompanied by the imposition of patriarchal relations. So because women are the basis of the community, 24:30 the basis of the future survival of the village, as well as of the land, 24:38 the the reproduction of of the human beings and the preservers 24:45 of the memory of the land is generally in the hands of women, just as in the past. 24:51 It's the seeds for next year's planting were in the hands of women. 24:57 I think this is a story that the world knows largely from the struggles in India 25:04 and in Bangladesh and elsewhere, thinking of Vandana Shiva, thinking of Maria Mies, 25:13 who have brought this to to our who have emphasized this. And so it's a pleasure to to recognize a little bit of what I've learned from them. 25:28 This is an essential part of privatization as the also the installation of patriarchal relations, 25:37 which goes with private property. I was also thinking of sorry for the intersection. 25:44 I was also thinking of when you spoke about gender and women in terms of 25:50 vis-a-vis privatization, angles came to my mind in what he wrote about the agricultural revolution in his origins of 26:00 state, private property and family. Although it goes way, way back into the first agricultural revolution. Well, it goes back to the yes, it does. It does. 26:12 And this is why it's the why the women are at the 26:18 forefront in gender terms, anyway, of the preservation of the commons and of opposition. Opposition to privatization. 26:29 But I wanted to bring in another point that, you know, I said that in Palestine 26:35 we spoke about mapping. We also in my article speak about Hebraization, 26:45 that is the renaming of places. So this is a big part of the story 26:51 in Turtle Island here in the USA. So which, you know, is present 26:57 as I speak, I don't know whether to refer to North America, to the USA or to Turtle Island. 27:02 The geography of planet Earth is also soaked with settler 27:11 languages, and those languages will conceal much that's that was part of commoning practices. 27:24 But so in addition to naming, in addition to cartography, 27:30 there is a theme that was not stressed in the Palestine and Commons or Marx 27:35 and Musha article that you kindly referred to, and that is violence. 27:41 That is war and the development of torture, 27:49 punishment, hanging as an aspect of privatization, as an aspect of the 27:58 formation of the commodity. It's inherent 28:04 to that process. And here is where I would, 28:09 I think I might part company with the brilliant historian Eric Hobsbawm 28:15 that you quoted at the beginning. I think that this is emphasized in Karl Marx's Capital, the relationship between 28:24 privatization and violence. So I think that offers us not only a 28:33 analytic framework, but also a historical one. Now, to be sure, at the time that he wrote, 28:41 the knowledge of history was not as great as it is now, you might say, because of several generations of investigation into commoning, 28:51 into law and into punishment and into violence. But certainly you cannot imagine the 28:58 colonization of Ireland, the colonization of Massachusetts, the colonization of New England without a continual struggle that is a violent struggle. 29:10 Again, often of war, but not only of war, also of the criminalization of forms of commoning. 29:20 And this process of criminalization is essential to privatization. 29:28 Yeah, this is so interesting because when I read earlier, 29:35 I thought the revisionist kind of position on enclosure was that so the classical position was that violence was very, 29:44 very integral, the classical Marxist position, not the Smithian classical position, but the classical Marxist position was that violence was very, 29:52 very integral and Marx wrote spectacularly about the violence. And then I think there was a period in time where there was a revisionist trend 30:01 that say, oh, perhaps Marx exaggerated the aspect of violence. It was a slower process, maybe not as violent. And what you are now saying is that maybe we 30:10 have moved even further and we think that violence was much more central. 30:16 I want to give you a moment to respond, but also club this with the story of Palestine. 30:22 I think something that struck me while I was reading your essay was that 30:28 you mentioned that by 1947, only 20 percent of the land was settled with a title. 30:35 And I was thinking whether the extreme violence that we get in the 30:40 case of Palestine and settler colonialism tries to expand throughout 30:46 Palestine, increasingly in West Bank. I was thinking if it was or if it 30:51 is partly the resilience of collectivized ethos against 30:58 private property, that that that describes the need for such a massive scale of violence. 31:07 Sure. I think so. The massive violence is. As a reflection, as a requirement by the 31:19 privateers in order to do their dirty deeds, in order to to steal land 31:28 or to expropriate, as they would prefer to say, or to develop, to take it even more mystifying. 31:40 And what they mean by development is the imposition of 31:45 market relations on a global scale. And now it's not just it has to 31:54 do with mineral rights, of course. So it's not just the surface of the earth 32:01 and agriculture we need to think about, but also what lies beneath the earth. 32:10 And when it comes to Palestine, this is essential, not particularly to the potential gas 32:19 fields lying in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Palestine, but of establishing 32:28 a political toehold within historically one of the largest 32:36 sources of petroleum or of or of energy on the earth. 32:44 So the 1948 Nakba and the establishment of Israel must always be seen in 32:51 relationship to the Saudi American pipeline that opens up on the in the eastern 33:01 Mediterranean at the same time in 1949. And this accompanies a huge rearrangement 33:09 of the of the capitalist economies of Europe and and the USA, which is 33:19 beginning to substitute oil and gas for coal. This is part of the story of imperialism 33:28 after World War Two. Which isn't to say that it hadn't attempted before, but as a global matter and as a 33:40 matter of understanding the state of Israel, Israel can be seen as a outlying fortress 33:48 for the interests of petroleum production. Now, I don't want to be 33:57 a reductionist and reduce everything to the price of oil, 34:03 but I think the whole world knows that since the world runs on fossil fuels. 34:12 That this plays an important part in the story of the expropriation 34:19 and establishment of a technical military outpost in the eastern Mediterranean, and that's 34:27 the state of Israel. Yeah, this is very good. So what we have discussed so far is privatization, modernization and 34:37 kind of accumulation, whether it's primitive accumulation or whether it's successive 34:42 cycles of accumulation. I think the kind of we are coming to an end, the sort of. The element that we haven't discussed so 34:52 far is Zionism. And when I read your paper, 34:58 I was struck that your story of Zionism didn't begin in late 19th century, 35:04 which is the usual discussion of Zionism. You start with, in fact, 35:10 Christian Zionism and Cromwell, and then weave together, you know, 35:16 the centrality of that project, along with imperialism, colonialism and capitalism. Tell us a little bit about 35:24 Christian Zionism, Cromwell, and why did you begin it there? 35:31 Yeah, I began it there as a hypothesis. You know, now I'm speaking as a retired 35:37 professor and I'm mindful of my colleagues who so I 35:44 produce it, who have a conventional, who represent conventional knowledge. 35:50 And so it's. But Oliver Cromwell was the leader 35:57 of the English republic that put an end, a leader of the aggressive English 36:04 bourgeoisie of the mid 17th century, I think a few years before Calcutta is formed. 36:14 So it was under him that Charles Stewart had his head chopped off. And this is such an important 36:26 element in world history, certainly in European history, because it showed that power was not divine. 36:37 In other words, God was not going to intervene to preserve Charles Stewart or James Stewart or any or the hierarchy of aristocratic, 36:46 military, feudal power that of which they were the pinnacle. They were the top. When you chop off their head, it's not only a biological 36:57 action of anatomy, but it's also a political action against a feudal hierarchy and the introduction of a new class forces of sometimes called 37:09 the bourgeoisie or the capitalist class, which now aggressively is 37:16 sailing around the world. Settling Ireland, settling Massachusetts, capturing Jamaica, warring against other European commercial 37:29 powers like the Dutch for India, for Indonesia, this happens in the 37:35 middle of the 17th century. And part of that project 37:41 is religion. They bring a new story for human beings, 37:48 a new spiritual story that we can be saved only when the Messiah returns 37:57 and the Messiah will return once the Jews have been restored to Palestine. 38:03 Then, according to Christian theology, as represented in the Book of Revelation 38:08 or the apocalyptic book, as they call it, the last book of the Christian Bible, 38:14 the Jewish return to Palestine is a precondition for the second coming of Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ is necessary for the salvation of mankind. 38:24 So it's under this missionary aggression 38:32 that Christian Zionism is formed and Oliver Cromwell's advisors 38:40 were such Zionists. And it happens at the same time that the 38:46 Jews are permitted to return to England in the 1650s. 38:52 1649 is when Charles has his head chopped off. And this is the time also 38:59 of the wars in Massachusetts against the native people and the settlements 39:05 that form the first European colonies in North America. 39:11 This is, I think, the reason I wanted to stress this was to show that 39:17 the Zionist project is integral to the capitalist project. 39:24 That Christian, I mean, today it's clear the basis of the wealth of Israel comes 39:30 from American Christian Zionism. It doesn't come from APEC. 39:36 It doesn't come from the bulk of the money. It doesn't come from Jewish interests 39:42 in North America. It comes from Christian Zionists who form part of the right wing of Trump and others, part of the reactionary forces 39:58 in the USA. So that's why I wanted to 40:03 begin the story of Zionism with Christianity and then to begin the story of Christianity 40:10 going back to the birth of aggressive capitalism. So it's not just a Jewish 40:15 story and it's not just a 19th century story, even though here I want to mention 40:20 the name of Andreas Mahm, who has done great work, fabulous work on understanding how the destruction of Palestine is essential 40:30 to the destruction of the earth, that both these are accompanied at the same time. 40:36 I hope very much that that you will be able to interview him sometime on your program. 40:44 But so that's why I spoke of this theology, which is largely bonkers. 40:53 I mean, it's largely absurd, but it's powerful because 41:01 people in times of disorder and despair look for a Messiah, look for a single person. 41:11 And here is a very old messianic tradition that can be called on. 41:19 And once you get into that, to the nets and traps of theology and scripture, 41:28 it becomes complex. And before you know it, there is genocide. 41:37 Whether that takes place in the schools of North America or in in Northern Ireland. 41:46 And I know I don't know the story of India and Pakistan well enough 41:51 to understand how Zionism or missionary activity affected 41:58 imperial developments in that part of the world. But I do think it's important that we 42:05 take a longer view and to understand that Zionism has been essential for many centuries 42:12 to the capitalist and imperialist projects. That's a part of accumulation. 42:20 There is a similar trend going on within the scholarship now about really after the rise of the Hindu nationalists in 2014, 42:29 now scholars are going back deeper into history to understand the roots of Hindu nationalism or for a very long time because of history of colonialism. 42:42 The nationalist movement was understood along economic lines as a movement 42:48 that brought different forces together against imperialism. But there is increasingly now more and more focus on 42:56 the use or the aspects of how religion was used and how these things were 43:04 marshaled and restructured into building nationalistic ideas. And now people are being more critical about that. I think towards the end, 43:16 I wanted to hear your thoughts a little bit on the resistance movement. 43:24 What does this tell us? Is there an element of hope? You begin your essay by mentioning the Zapatista movement in Mexico. 43:34 I'm assuming the context of NAFTA. I've been also reading a lot about 43:41 the Chinese Communist Revolution and what a disaster in some ways the 43:49 project of Great Leap Forward was. So collectivisation, private property, 43:57 these are things I guess pretty much up in the air, not very settled. Land redistribution during the Communist Revolution was spectacularly successful, 44:06 as I understood. But when things started to be reintegrated into larger and larger blocks, there came a resistance from peasants and farmers. 44:17 So my question to you is if the Musha of Palestine teaches anything 44:26 for the rest of the world and if you think there has been 44:32 developments like the Zapatista movement in Mexico, if there are such developments in Palestine, which perhaps the media has missed out and so on. 44:42 Your concluding remarks on this segment. 44:49 Yeah, I've thought of it in terms of the commons or the commune. 44:57 The commons refers to mutuality among those direct producers. 45:02 The commune refers to the state or to the munis or to the city. 45:08 So it's the country and the city, the commons or the commune. And of course, the communist tradition, 45:17 as we've known it in the 20th century, was centered on the city. 45:26 Its origin, let's say, would go back to the Paris Commune of 1871 or 45:32 even the second commune of the French Revolution in 1792. But the commons is. 45:42 Is rural, is it's pastoral, it's maritime, it's. Not part of the arable field. 45:58 In its most resilient forms, you think of the Kurdish 46:03 Highlands is where commoning is retained. What I learned from the Musha, I think, 46:14 is similar to what Karl Marx learned from the Obchina when Veras Asulich wrote him saying, please, comrade Karl Marx, 46:24 even though this is your last year of life, please tell us what you think of the Russian commons or the Obchina. And Karl Marx could not answer her easily. 46:38 He tried five different long letters to her and ended up discarding them. 46:45 Luckily, they're still available in the Marxist archive in Amsterdam. So that's how we know about them. But he ended up by saying to her 46:53 in a very short letter, yes, the Obchina can be the basis of social regeneration in Tsarist Russia. It will require a Russian revolution. 47:06 So he's not saying let's go back to the past. He's not saying that at all. 47:12 He's saying that the human values of equality and of mutuality that were 47:20 available in the past are also available to us now, but under different circumstances, 47:26 under different vicissitudes of history, to use his own language. 47:34 And I think, you know, I don't, far be it from me, to speak 47:42 about two Palestinian freedom fighters today. But one of our slogans at the encampments 47:51 in North America and for me at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, but also in Dearborn and in Ferndale and in Wayne State, one of our slogans is. 48:03 We are thousands, we are millions, we are all Palestinians. 48:10 So Palestine has come to be one of those concrete universals where 48:15 the whole world is watching. The whole world is learning from that experience. 48:21 And so our experience will not be the same as that of 48:26 the orphans of Gaza, the widows of Gaza, the wounded, the departed. 48:32 It will not be the same, but we are learning from their struggle and we are content to say we are our own enlightenment, our own thinking 48:44 has arisen because of their struggle. And that's why we offer such solidarity as we can. 48:53 So for the Mushah, I don't really have comments about the Mushah. I mean, there's a wonderful scholar, Leila Alkahili at the University of Lunt 49:03 in Sweden who has written about the Mushah in Ramallah and in East Jerusalem, 49:11 what forms it takes there now against the separation barrier or the huge 30 foot wall. 49:19 There are people who write about the Mushah in Palestine, but what we need to do is to think about our own past and our own struggle, 49:27 even when that is not part of the traditional Marxist or Leninist or Maoist conception of 49:37 or anarchist, you know, thinking of Prince Kropotkin. 49:43 We need to think anew about how to organize human life 49:50 in the conditions with other creatures on the planet, as the planet itself is being endangered by the same forces of destruction that are 50:01 befalling Palestine. Yeah. 50:08 I'm very tempted to ask you one final question completely unrelated to what we are discussing. 50:20 Probably it's also unfair, but I wanted to ask you briefly 50:29 on E.P. Thompson, given personal excitement of reading his work, 50:37 not just the making of the English working class, but also some of many, 50:42 many other essays, so I want to end it by asking you. 50:49 What was your experience with E.P. Thompson, and if you can just tell us the 50:55 lessons you drew from from him in so far as 51:02 thinking about the future, the Marxist tradition, because he was also 51:08 a revisionist, some people didn't even like him for that, but he challenged Marxism as much as it defended it. 51:16 I think we are in a moment of history where the left needs innovation. There are many things that are going on which are new. 51:23 So, yeah, the final comment, a reflection on E.P. Thompson. 51:30 Well, we were Edward and I were comrades. That is, we were colleagues. It's true, I was I was his student, 51:40 but I was an American from a different experience and I was able to bring to our relationship what I had learned from African-American struggles, which were not 51:49 available to him when we first met in the in the early sixties. 51:59 His his history is especially dear to me because we share something of a history in the subcontinent, 52:10 in India and in Pakistan. Both of our fathers in different ways 52:17 came from an imperial setting and resided in India or in Pakistan for some years. 52:27 And also, I was a youngster learning from the new left. 52:34 And he was one of its exponents of the new left. But if now in twenty twenty four, 52:43 thinking back to him and speaking to you now, what I remember from from Edward is this. 52:52 Our point now is not that we are on that we are Marxists or that we are on Marx's side. The point is, is that he is on our side. 53:06 And it's that shift in perspective that I think is essential. 53:11 And if you think about it and allow it to to soak in, 53:17 it means that we are not subjects to Marx. We are not his subjects. 53:25 On the contrary, he among a vast number has helped and produced Edward, us and you. 53:40 What a brilliant note on that note of optimism, Professor Leinberg, 53:45 thank you very much for your time. You're welcome. You're welcome. It's been a pleasure. US, Israel, Christian Zionism, British colonialism, Arab collectives, E. P. Thompson (w P.Linebaugh) India & Global Left 30.9K subscribers
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3:26:10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dY-roDpHWI KONCRETE Podcast S1 E239 Ancient Language Expert: Jesus Christ Used Children as Drugs | Ammon Hillman -- Danny Jones 334K views 5 days ago waste of time [and i had to remember this note minutes after writing cause i decided it was time for a restart which did not alleviate the txt drag fail prob i wanted gone] this guy is toptier creep [and that says something when you follow josh moon the kiwifarms runner where abject cringe, dank deviance and the like are gathered to 'serve' that 'collective''s sense of humor]. Funny enuff, the Vatican shares my sentiment .. if you sample 1h42 before reading the description, an audioglitch suspicion arises until you realize all the naughty words are simple cut away;
336,154 views May 20, 2024 KONCRETE Podcast S1 E239 Watch this episode uncensored & ad-free on Patreon: / dannyjones Dr. Ammon Hillman earned his MS in Bacteriology and Ph.D. in Classics from the University of Wisconsin Madison, where he specialized in Ancient Greek and Roman medicine and pharmacy. His first book, The Chemical Muse, was published with St. Martin’s Press immediately after his dissertation committee forced him to delete all references to recreational drugs from his thesis. Dr. Hillman was recently investigated by the Vatican for demon possession and portal opening while teaching as a professor of Classical Languages.
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OUTLINE: 00:00 - Religious history 11:24 - Tal Megiddo excavation 16:39 - Original meaning of "Christ" 17:51 - Neuro Peptides 23:25 - Ancient pharmacology; John Scarborough 28:23 - Galen (Marcus Aurelius doctor) 33:44 - Drugs in ancient Rome 38:02 - Chemical Muse 47:11 - Greek Septuagint VS Dead Sea Scrolls 55:57 - Greek drug cults 01:03:08 - Solon & the creation of democracy 01:10:21 - The ancient Bible 01:16:40 - Greek came before Hebrew 01:19:08 - Interpreting ancient texts 01:24:15 - John Marco Allegro he's very dismissive .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dY-roDpHWI&t=5055s 01:28:39 - Why the Greek language is superior 01:33:59 - The "Purple" 01:38:23 - Christian Cults & Revisionism 01:46:49 - The Christ 01:55:52 - Zeus 02:05:59 - The Garden of Gethsemane 02:16:46 - The 'Burning Purple' 02:27:52 - Death of Jesus 02:41:31 - Using the human body to produce drugs 02:43:58 - The men crucified next to Jesus 02:52:08 - Demon possession & opening portals 03:02:03 - Alexander The False Prophet 03:08:46 - Lucifer: the dawn bringer 03:17:38 - Modern Enlightenment
@mrbob4819 ---- 4 days ago @psychotronic_x Not clickbait at all. Obviously you didn't listen to the pod.
@Joe-sg9ll Have you tried listening to the podcast or even looking at the embedded timestamps? It's not clickbait at all. The whole interview goes over more than just drugs, but also includes lots of discussion about sexual behavior in ancient times, castration, ways deities were worshipped, hermaphroditic statues, abuse of children, ways ancient writings were purposefully mistranslated and redacted, etc.
Ammon Hillman Dr. Hillman also wrote Original Sin, a work about the use of drug-induced child rape in early Christian ritual he was fired from UMn, "looking for any excuse to get rid of him after he ruffled administrative feathers by introducing phallic props into a play."
.......... he sounds lots better in this one .... What in the world was Jesus doing with a naked kid at 4am in a public garden? - Dr. Ammon Hillman Harmonic Atheist 19.4K subscribers 26,589 views Jan 20, 2024 T/W - extensive and graphic discussion of cultic drug use and child sexual abuse __________________________ Today I spoke with Dr. Ammon Hillman, who grew up as a Christian and became active in ministry, but ultimately deconverted as he examined the truth claims of Christianity and understood the ways that ancient mystery cult practices were woven into the Gospels and early Christianity.
We touched on many topics, including:
• Understanding that the "eternal life" that Jesus was offering was Ionic, and part of the message of existing Pythagorean mystery cults. • Piecing together the implications of the idea that the disciples of Jesus would have been very young boys hanging around with a 30-year-old man. • Realizing that the Biblical prophets were using mind-altering drugs to attain their visions. • Seeing how the story of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane has a clear background of drug use and child sexual abuse that would have been understood in that era. • How Christianity emerged from the Bacchic religions of the Bronze Age and was an evolution of the mystery cults already happening. • How the Bronze Age mystery cults used drugs to induce extreme experiences that mimicked dying and coming back from the dead. • Grasping the background of what Jesus was doing with a naked boy at 4am in a public park, why a child prostitute recognized the apostle Peter, why Jesus was naked in the upper room with the young boy disciples, and the real meaning behind the Mary Magdalene character.
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@jayh8457 5 days ago Came here from Danny Jones. Danny wanted to censor the shit out of his conversation to drive people to the patreon. So I'm here to hopefully get some info 171 @lucidmonkey3591 4 days ago Me too… bleeping out every other word.. really hard to watch. This guys crazy lol 9 @factisstrangerthanfiction4098 4 days ago Yea, I didn't get that was the dr swearing 2 @Republican-00769 4 days ago Danny Jones is a grifter. Besides he kept interrupting Ammon, especially when he was explaining the history of Lucifer. I wanted to hear what he was going to say but Danny cut him off. 22 @leonmohan1708 4 days ago (edited) Exactly my reasons too. Plus Danny had no idea how to interview this guy. I got fed up with him shutting him down on really interesting threads. 20 @jproc95 4 days ago I mean, to support Danny, Ammon is an extremely difficult interview. He appears to be high in life or high on mushrooms. Which is cool. But it’s really difficult to show this to a square person bc they won’t even get past the intro, they will call him a drug user and go back to church. We need to have someone deliver this better. But man when he broke down the Greek it’s awesome
@allenbranson5744 4 months ago First time I've heard him. Whatever you think of his way of expressing himself, he is speaking about things that have good evidence behind them but few have the guts to talk about. 105 @Dr.Bitterbrains-xf9pr 3 months ago The man is an investigator of pure language I found out about him through Carl A P Ruck then I got my hands on his books and have been a fan ever since 8 @Chantayoll85 3 months ago (edited) I love how he expresses him self !! His awesome 11 @Republican-00769 4 days ago @Dr.Bitterbrains-xf9pr
So? You happily drank the "purple" kool aid. @derekcooper2592 2 days ago I wish I new ancient Greek to verify his claims. Especially about Jesus and little boys. Does anyone else know anyone out there saying the same thing? I gotta know 1 @efsbass 1 day ago @derekcooper2592 lol there's no one. David Hillman has no debates on youtube for a reason. He took 2 verses out of context which doesn't even make sense if you'd happen to read Mark for yourself.
with a likeminded fella he really lets go to scriptflipspin the story, not the psychedelic healer but .. "ganster jesus" [literally, but much more than the small time gangster pope, a complete cult extractor, with the help of his buddy tax collector]: Stuff they WON'T tell you in CHURCH | Ammon Hillman Gnostic Informant -------- 173K subscribers ----- 36,925 views Streamed live on Mar 27, 2023 Consider taking online lessons in Greek or Latin: https://www.wyzant.com/match/tutor/88234357
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35:59 should know this this is a public service I'm doing right people people should know that the Christians are saying that there is no America in the Book of Revelation right there's no America so America must really fall before Vlad can sweep down and Surround Israel because when he does that the bear when the bear does that the text calls him then Jesus can crack come in the world and boom murder and Mayhem can take take off
what he really teaches is how to turn sentences into confetti and i'll just give you a digest of what he takes 10x the syllables to sortasay:
christian support for Putin the degeneracy resistor is phoney cause feedin innocents to the birds is what he is really doin but it has to be that way cause by the time he makes moves on israel / biden jesus can come back
27/05 ------ 12Sun ---- k220 ---- 26/10: {lot} - 09/06: {ctc} pokikuchi = pee i eee tee in japanese
27/05 ------ 12Sun ---- k220 ---- 26/10: {lot} - 09/06: {ctc} my drone post liked by a trannie focussed account: https://x.com/r0zemary_/status/1760392648190218539 nvm you literally are quoting the creator of kiwifarms, a site known FAMOUSLY for spreading lies no, they are archiving lies .. but sometimes the bias sauce is too thick to see them until a scrub, wipe, blow and/or rinse .. as the case requires .. small price to pay for truth denying and defying but true lies
Ammon Hillman thesacredspeaks.com ...... more if need be [done 1h14]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM-wLR9qhH8 What in the world was Jesus doing with a naked kid at 4am in a public garden? - Dr. Ammon Hillman is that a ref to 'ion'? how long before Bob makes the claim? 37th minute .....
https://youtu.be/vM-wLR9qhH8?t=3300 compare this to what Rikieta is stumbullabumblin his audience thru ... minus duh dhope dihldowe ..... .. he says it himself at 57:16 "loaded you with a medicated dildo .. psychosis inducing drugs" .... oh ... so my nighbruja is a reborn Bronze Age greek bondage priestess????
https://youtu.be/vM-wLR9qhH8?t=4750 the testicle :: women's clothing exchange festival diffin w RE, AH does not mention Galatians oddly enuff
a suggestion: try to stretch that split second where the healing shaman flips into child abuser at lightnin speed into a looong and realistically enuff, prolly generationslong dispute over and transition of one into the other ... instead of emphasizing one after the other in consecutive shows or depending on wether adressees are conventional christians or not ....
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONEfheRx-Io FractalU:Jim Egan - John Dee's Mathematical Cosmology from Monas Hieroglyphics.. Nexus vs Implosion Dan Winter -------- 49.2K subscribers ----- 1,794 views Streamed live 16 hours ago FractalU:Jim Egan - John Dee's Mathematical Cosmology- from Monas Hieroglyphics.. Nexus vs Implosion How Pin Hole Camera's, Nexus Points, Consumed Perspective presaged Implosion, Phase Conjugation and Angel Phone calls (what Dan calls Longitudinal Interferometry). Jim Egan: newporttowermuseum.com/ from http://www.fractalu.com, John Dee and Ophanim: http://www.goldenmean.info/ophanim John Dee and Alchemy http://www.fractalfield.com/alchemyof... Consumed Perspective vs Longitudinal Interferometry: http://www.fractalfield.com/conjugate... Dan Winter is suggesting the 'consummate' - literally 'point of consumed perspective' / the 'nexus' point - is specifically the 'phase conjugate' (mirror) - point of http://www.planckphire.com :where the adding and multiplying of constructive wave interference ultimately becomes implosive. Like in a phase conjugate mirror, 'bouncing' off this point produces the 'time reversal' and negentropy which is ALSO the longitudinal coherence node- we now know is mechanism to lucid dreaming, clairvoyance, ancestor memory ... and as John DEE knew so well: 'angel phone calls' ( larger plasma intelligences).
beautifully crips and karmafree? Nope, they simply filtered all the geopolitical weaponizations 'acuticated' by these accurat[racehorsec{o}urs]eurs of plotting speccerees and coordinate spotplotterees out to keep the colonial landgrabs dressed up and disguised in as well as 'lightly' covered by this effortlessly flowing garmet out of 'eyeshotsight and out of too many a mind.
http://www.newporttowermuseum.com/styled-10/index.html https://vimeo.com/37376707 = dwnldbl in 3Res. from 55 to 346Mb This 22-minute video is an overview of the first points of European contact and settlement on the East Coast of America, from Columbus in 1492, to the Pilgrims in 1620.
Besides the Spanish Forts in Saint Augustine, Florida and San Juan, Puerto Rico, only one structure built by the early Spanish, French, and English settlers of the 1500’s still exists in North America:
The John Dee Tower of 1583, the 28-foot-tall stone-and-mortar tower that still stands in Touro Park, Newport, Rhode Island.
do i have this 360 page pdf 'Elizabethan America' synopsis of the 2000 page thing for sale in 10Vlms? http://www.newporttowermuseum.com/styled-5/index.html http://www.newporttowermuseum.com/resources/Elizabethan-America.pdf
https://www.bitchute.com/video/lMnoZhjJmcQr/ Double Dawson On History 2198 44likes ... 12 comments ..... First published at 06:43 UTC on February 7th, 2024.
https://odysee.com/DoubleDawsonHistory:cf79f59c374a56d5e63bcffacce0eecfbce1af6e Double Dawson: The Twins Team Up To Talk History November 18, 2023 ---- 722 views --- Ryan Dawson = @RyanDawson ---- 11K followers
https://open.spotify.com/episode/719UG7AJEvr5RTpC5hr4DP that's the Danny Jones #239 almost nobody likes
https://lunaticoutpost.com/thread-361695-post-6363481.html#pid6363481 4 pages thus far, freshly added to the last 3d: Mastering venom https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/mastering-venom.html
Quote: Medieval fascination Dr Kathleen Walker-Meikle of King's College London collaborated on research for the exhibition Venom: Killer and cure. An expert on medieval medicine, she also (literally) wrote the book on medieval pet-keeping.
Her studies of domestic animals and rabid dogs led her to uncover what she describes as an 'almost excessive' interest in venomous snakes in medieval medical literature.
Medieval medical texts, particularly on herbals and poison, are full of descriptions of venomous creatures from far-off lands.
It is unlikely that Western medical practitioners would have ever encountered the vast array of snakes detailed in these texts (such as basilisks or 'the snake that makes blood pour out of all pores'), but medical volumes devote swathes of description to them all the same.
'The attention they pay to describing and identifying animals is very interesting and highly detailed,' Kathleen says.
'Authors pay great attention to the shape, size and number of puncture wounds, detailing all the gory symptoms and sometimes even the including geographical location and behaviour of the animals.'
'Authors might mention frogs or toads with poisonous skin and caterpillars with poisonous hairs, but it is venomous animals and their bite that they seem most interested in,' she says.
'In medieval times there was this biblical idea that humans are supposed to be on top and that the animals exist to serve them. Then there are all these animals behaving badly, going against the natural order of things by biting or eating you.
http://qbible.com/brenton-septuagint/ezekiel/8.html So this special purple drug had 7 types of snake venom and a bunch of other shit in it and the best way to take it was up the anus. He keeps mentioning the Nights Templar and how they became 'Initiates' to this practice. And the initiates had to lick the drug off of the scrotum of the users. And then they had to lick the penis of the sacred ones after for the antidote(antichrist) or they would OD and die. Apparently this is what angered the Vatican when they found out and why they hunted them down and eradicated them.
Or the priestess would give their breast milk with the antidote(antichrist). A priestess was also known to mix drugs in her vagina for administering to patients as antidotes. Apparently they did this as a venom antidote as well when people got bit during the middle ages.
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